The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-12
MOTHS FOR rilE LADIES.

And Katie mufmufed:
"Amen!" HLa&--
MOTHS FOR riiE LADlKs.
Sllsu Belle Bohiord and Miss Nellie Ca,
pointer are tho two crack violnlstg Of Boz
ton society. ,El4E0T 4
A mushroom pic 10 considered a grea
dellcacy In Ohicago, and ID served at din
ner psrtleG there.
Before Mmo. Patti would consent to TAX,
o recent aea voyage the ownera oil Chan
mel line Of steamers had TO repaper ant
paint her alAte.room. m q
The Dachess Of Abcrcorn 10 organlzin;
n thoroughly representative show Of Irish
needlework, knitting, stocking making
c!c for the Glasgow exhibition mex. year
A Frerch woman rays that American
ladies' speak French bottur than tho Eng.
Heb because thDy 10 no. speak from the
throat. They speak higher" "As high
AZ the French ladia7" was Guvyeated.
mot quiis, mon.ieu,." she replied. ave
speak with cur eyeu." N
In the prIenaisl ssilor hat the latest
fancy Is 10 trim the red ones with broad
band oil black MORO ribbon. turning tbs
brlnl mp In the back, q little 10 the left
s,le and making four or fvo large loops
Of ribbon In whiCli 10 sci cluster OF black
cuficd cuct's piunss.
rrat.y rrsy sailor hats, juut from France.
are Trimmed with biz gray bows OF ak
hteh.wide ribbon which arc set high on
tho crown In the bsck, and where the
bflm Is caught up Ia GET a cluster Of three
very carly gray oAtIich tips which fall
over tho bows with charming effect.
Gray 10 the Colnr OF fully hall Of the
French d,crses imported this ceauon, and
It 10 Invariably combined with white
Many Of them a,e plaids, a gray ground
With larle diamond plllds Of hro white
inep. Much Of The gray Is trimmed with
silver, and MANY walking Jackets are Of
tmooth.iicM heavy dovscolored cloth
tlsickly braided With round silver braid.
ve!!sar c,mirp back into favor again
% the autumn winds begin 10 play havoc
Sith baDgc, and arc worn 80 % 10 cover
the entire iaCe and chin. Many are made
Of very fine silk garzs, Of blus, gray or
black, which IL crossed behind and
brought round undsr tho chin and tied 10
q big bow. Olhefa are oil tulle, sometimes
dotted with velvet, and sro Of all colors.
There are q! present two popular modes
Tor arranging tho hair, one being the
smooth, compact l!ttlo braided knot and
tho Ecsl Russian bang, and tho ether con.
Stating Of two largo, soft loops, folded half
way over each other on top Of tho head.
When the hair IL worn high u few very
short little curla ere pinned into the
smooth Bweep oil hair behind, taking the
plscs Of the iluted waves tina. Mrs. Lang.
try made popular last year.
Next to the sailor, the most popular
lieadgesr for yonng women is the "Du
Maurier," 10 callsd because all tho young
Euglishwomen In his society pkptcbeg
wear q bat resembling this. II Is usually
made OF many folds Of colored Grape laid
smooth and thick abou. a low crown,
which has no brim. Jus. TO the left OF
the front the end Of the Grape Is gathered
into a big pompon. II IL extremely be.
coming 10 all young and slender faces.
The manufacturers are endeavoring to
push the eilver-handled umbrella out oil
style by putting on the market these
with gold hRndlfB In new and attractive
deeigns. Gold has mover baen as we'll
liked as silver for the adornment Of ar,i.
cles used on the street, and 1t Is doubtful
whether they will etriks the popular
taste. Some OF the more expensive ones
have the gold handle wrcathed In frosted
leavea and are extremely pretty.
Women who have ao!t, curling hair are
wearing II in q little Clytie knot, through
which Is. thrust bly, tortoise shell pin
which 10 greatly varied In design, appesr.
Ing as dsggets, swords, with big ball
bead, and sometimes oi pretty designs In
open fret work. Tho little strinslees boz
nets arc worn with the hair arranged in
this fashion, the shsrp V shape Of the
back Of tie bonnet admitting oft.
Plush 10 appearing in everything, many
teaGownu arc made Of 1t entirely. and a
haadeome whiting dress has q plain skirt
Of eeal.brown pluah. Tho waist Is Of the
plush with prircease black, making
few loops for tournuro. Tho front has
loose VEST Of wood-colorec iaille franchise,
aud there is d long apron front OF the silk
drawn high to one side. A little plush
bonnet with wood co!o.ed plumes com.
pletss the costume.
For theatre wesr there arc many small
bonne,s without stringa, so,ae O! the new.
eet being made entirely Of howere, auch 40
yioleta or dark pansies, or Of wax currants
The prettieBt are made Of plated gauz, or
tullo, held in place by and trimmed with
many little loops oil narrow MORE ribbon.
These are worn in black and red. and for
bridesmaids s,e made in white. They re.
quire 10 bs extremely well made, for tuch
simplicity requires style to carry 1t oil.
NswnaIkets have had their day and
gone the way Of tie corset c,at. Nearly
sll the new long costs are return to the
old raglan, with the addition Of eliup
sleevea and hood. These ere made oil
soft tweeds and cheyiots and are hemmsd
with broad hercules braid, generally of
contrasting shade, 6s, for example, dark
blue raglans arc trimmed with black, gray
with Blown or black, and brown with q
deeper or lighter shade Of the came.
A pretty Wedding gown worn recently
by the late President Arshur's nitcs was
Of cream.white iaillo Franc ,ise, made
with long princesss train caught up in
few loops over the tournure. The petit.
coat Of tho white faille was draped with
silk null embroidered with need pearls,
which also lay In folds about the V.shap.
ed waist, where great number OF loops
Of worry MARROW sa.Lin ribbon woro Bst.
The sleeves were half long and were
fringsd with pearls and loops Of the mar
row ribbons. ''-r F...Ef